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Asenath in the Bible — Who Was Asenath? | nocap.bible

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Egyptian wife of Joseph — daughter of the priest of On

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RoleWife of Joseph

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Pharaoh gave her to Joseph as a wife after Joseph interpreted his dreams (Genesis 41:45). An Egyptian priest's daughter who became the mother of Manasseh and Ephraim — two tribes that shaped Israel's identity for centuries.

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Ephraim Joseph Manasseh

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Daughter of Potiphera, priest of On

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The Ultimate Glow UpGenesis 41:37-45

Asenath is given to Joseph as his wife by Pharaoh as part of his official installation as Egypt's second-in-command, cementing his integration into Egypt's highest social and religious elite.

EphraimJoseph's younger son who got the greater blessing — and became a major tribe JosephJesus' earthly father — a righteous carpenter from Nazareth ManassehCould refer to Joseph's firstborn OR Judah's most wicked king who repented AsaiahA Simeonite prince and firstborn of the Shilonites who resettled in Jerusalem AsaphOne of David's chief worship leaders — wrote some of the most honest Psalms AsarelSon of Jehallelel in Judah's genealogy

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